My NOH8 Photos 251-500
01/03/2011
- TRENDSETTER
- Trendsetter - futuristic music producer, produced beats and exclusive remixes for Dawn Richard, Dirty Money, Trina, Platinum R&B singer Mya, Mark Morrison, Cheri Dennis, Rye Rye, Lumidee, Platinum Russian Hip-Hop singer Timati aka Black Star, Tony Williams, MC Jin (ex Ruff Ryders artist), Flo Rida, Porscha Coleman, Platinum Brazilian singer Fernanda Porto, Tokyo Diiva, Really Doe, Shaka Dee, Rasheeda and many other great artists or our time. His style is his own invention - "Futuristic Hip-Hop" and "Futuristic Pop", and also classic and modern pop music. Artists like LL Cool J, Christina Milian, and Flo Rida are fans of Trendsetter music. Trendsetter is also well known in fashion world. He's been working as working as model from 2005 and was involved in Russian high-fashion project with Moscow designer Leonid Romanov. His first professional photo-session was taken in 2006 for Dolores international contest. In 2010 Mark collaborating with Steven Cornellz Casablanca Strawder aka Stevie Boi. Trendsetter writes exclusive music for Steven's "SB Shades" brand collection named "Fallen Angel". He is also collaborating with "H.V.S." fashion brand, and his music appears on Seattle Fashion Week. Right now Mark Holiday working with many talented designers, like Coco & Breezy, Max Milli, Ugo Mozie, and "Get Futuristic" fashion brand.
OFFICIAL PAGE: http://twitter.com/MarkHoliday
OFFICIAL PAGE: http://twitter.com/MarkHoliday
![Brittany VanHorn - Why I posed.
Growing up I was very involved in theatre. I convinced my best friend to do it too. He loved it. He discovered that he can be himself and no one judged him for it. In other activities, he felt that judging is all people could do. Shortly after we graduated, I got a phone call. "Brittany, I think you are the least judgmental and the most accepting person I've ever met. You've probably known longer than I have, but I'm gay....Say something" "[insert name here] I know. I know. I've known since 8th grade, when you asked me if you were gay." A few weeks later I get a phone call from another friend, this one is 4 years younger. He came out to me and didn't know how to tell his mom. He told his mom, but she completely blew it off, after reading the story of Sadam and Gomora (sp?) to him several times and Leviticus at least twice. After all that, he just took it back and said, "Mom, I might be gay, but I'm not sure yet." There are pictures of him and his boy friend up on facebook for the world, including his mother, to see. I have so many stories like this. All telling me of hardships they've had at school; how they can't come out in high school because of the locker room situation. I love them all dearly, and I hate to see them suffer. I want to be a part of something bigger than myself. That's why I did this. The times are changing. The laws have evolved with every generation. It's time for a revolution.](/my_noh8_photos/659/TIGHT_small.jpg?1292244802 "Brittany VanHorn - Why I posed.
Growing up I was very involved in theatre. I convinced my best friend to do it too. He loved it. He discovered that he can be himself and no one judged him for it. In other activities, he felt that judging is all people could do. Shortly after we graduated, I got a phone call. \"Brittany, I think you are the least judgmental and the most accepting person I've ever met. You've probably known longer than I have, but I'm gay....Say something\" \"[insert name here] I know. I know. I've known since 8th grade, when you asked me if you were gay.\" A few weeks later I get a phone call from another friend, this one is 4 years younger. He came out to me and didn't know how to tell his mom. He told his mom, but she completely blew it off, after reading the story of Sadam and Gomora (sp?) to him several times and Leviticus at least twice. After all that, he just took it back and said, \"Mom, I might be gay, but I'm not sure yet.\" There are pictures of him and his boy friend up on facebook for the world, including his mother, to see. I have so many stories like this. All telling me of hardships they've had at school; how they can't come out in high school because of the locker room situation. I love them all dearly, and I hate to see them suffer. I want to be a part of something bigger than myself. That's why I did this. The times are changing. The laws have evolved with every generation. It's time for a revolution.")
